280 Quotes by Tui T. Sutherland

Winter disliked it intensely when Qibli made clever observations like that, and it happened about forty times a day.

Darkstalker spread his wings and paused. He leaned over to Vulture, tapped his head, and whispered something. Qibli’s grandfather vanished again, as suddenly as he’d appeared.

You’re right,” she said. “All my life I have desperately wanted an ugly necklace.” “Hey,” Chameleon protested, as Queen Scarlet gave a shout of laughter.

Want me to drop a mango on her?” Sundew offered. “You have a MANGO?” Swordtail asked indignantly. “No, you acorn. It’s a metaphorical mango.” “I don’t see how metaphorical mangoes are going to do us any good,” Swordtail muttered.

The big bad assassin terrified of itty-bitty scavengers.

Battlewinner spat out a shard of ice that sizzled into steam when it hit the lava. “You never wanted to be queen,” she rasped. “You’re a pathetic heir.” “I know I am,” Greatness said. “Being queen is awful.

What’s a nimposser?” asked another voice.

Are you planning to throw a scavenger at Mother?” Ruby asked. “Because I’m sure she’d appreciate a snack before she kills you.

I’m awake,” Clay muttered. He buried his head under his talons. “I’m just waiting until Glory and Tsunami stop fighting. I was dreaming about sheep and buffalo and bears. They were all on the table in front of me and I had to decide which to eat first. Oh, and they all smelled like melons. That part was kind of weird.